Monthly Archives: June 2018

Quatrefoil French Bulldog Quilts Finished

Posted on June 25, 2018 by Quilting is in my Blood

I’m so thrilled to have finally finished the Pink and Purple Quatrefoil French Bulldog quilts for twins who were born in April to a colleague at work and his wife. I got to see the twin girls earlier this month, … Continue reading →

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June ‘18 OMG Finishes

Posted on June 24, 2018 by Quilting is in my Blood

My June ‘18 One Monthly Goal was another two-fold goal which helps me make progress on more than project at a time. Just this morning I finished the feature 15”x24” paper-pieced butterfly that I will use in the quilt I am making … Continue reading →

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Five Tips to Decrease Paper-Piecing Stress

Posted on June 15, 2018 by Quilting is in my Blood

There is no way when I was first introduced to paper-piecing in 2016 that I ever could have imagined writing this post. The mirror image nature of paper-piecing just didn’t compute, and I often cut pieces that weren’t big enough … Continue reading →

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June ‘18 OMG

Posted on June 2, 2018 by Quilting is in my Blood

My June ‘18 One Monthly Goal is again a two-parter. A couple weeks ago I started making half-square triangles for my version of Freshly Pieced’ Fire Whirl Quilt. I love Lee’s original scrappy version but decided to use solids for the violet … Continue reading →

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